I’m also curious why he seems to think money is a given with anyone, if it wasn’t actively discussed beforehand. Is that the only way he usually gets women to sleep with him? Is that all he’s known?

I don’t think I’ve ever done that much of a double-take in my life. How did that lineup even happen?

Exhibit A: Cap tearing a log in half as casually as most people would rip a piece of paper.

I used to love that cartoon. I watched it and Punky Brewster so much that mini-me used to imagine a world where Punky was his sidekick solving crimes with him. It was amazing.

I didn’t realize how much I missed the Ear Boy sketches until I saw this picture. She was great as Perot.

Everyone looks so good and healthy! This makes me ridiculously happy.

I must be in the minority but my first playthrough I was all about Blackwall. Even the drama of his storyline didn’t dissuade me from that. If anything I wish I could go back and keep playing him and my first Inquisitor because they had such a fun, interesting, intense dynamic. I have several other playthroughs I’m…

You can! In fact if you don’t romance him and have both him and Dorian in your party, they’ll make a lot of allusions to being together (casually).

This is my new favorite thing, and you’re fantastic for coming up with it.

Praise be to Nuggan!

Weird story, but The Miz (pre-wrestling career) and another ex-Real World star came to my college for a big party we had at the start of the new school year. The other guy stayed in the beer garden the entire time, was kind of rude and standoffish, but The Miz was talking to everyone, having a great time, being really…

I don’t know why but it baffles and annoys me that she introduces someone and then cuts to commercial. Is this a common thing? Is this weird? Or is it smoother on the actual show (which I refuse to watch)? Because right now I’m picturing some guest coming out and sitting in a chair awkwardly while staring at the live…

I’m going back and replaying with a new Inquisitor after finishing Trespasser, and my god they really do leave breadcrumbs. Subtle ones, but they’re everywhere. I love it.

I can get turned around in linear, limited-space dungeons. I sure as hell can’t figure out where I was intending to go in an open world without that mini map keeping me pointed in the generally correct direction.

I had to learn this the hard way, our black cat was killed on Halloween years ago. If I’d known the risk ahead of time I’d have done something to keep her safe.

I am weeping at the accuracy of this comparison.

I’m choosing to believe the typos here are indicative of Bobby’s descent into madness at the end of the episode; how much more can you take, Bobby?!:

I’ve noticed that if I refresh the page or (if it’s a ways down a comment string) click on the link to the comment itself and open in a new tab, I’m able to add a star. It’s almost like something times out if you have a Kinja page open for too long.

I apologize, I don’t know how to embed quotes or links on Kinja yet, but I love that he’s getting called on his bluster—

In my pre-teens I accidentally wandered into a big patch of it. Never got an itch. My stepdad gets within twenty feet and it’s like he’s bathed in it, it’s awful. Immunities are weird.